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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 2002
Page
4
Publisher Dennis DeRossett and Gerald Garcia outline contact details for news tips and letters to the editor. The notice includes submission guidelines, subscription costs, ad placements, and letters policy with word limits and verification requirements.
In a letter from Carbondale, Henry Dews questions U S plans to invade Iraq. He cites legal protections against convicting thoughts and warns war would create rogue status and broader terror. He also proposes economic and transport ideas from Belleville and comments on Blagojevich taxes and a regional corridor with themed eateries.
Citizens thank North Korea for nuclear tension warnings and warm weather wishes. North Korea is urged to curb nuclear reactor activity. Perry County Sheriff’s Department reports $660000 revenue from housing federal prisoners. Franklin County seeks help on missing marijuana case. SIUC attracted $61.4 million in grants. Du Quoin High School teachers raise over $200 for cystic fibrosis. Tony’s Steakhouse expansion planned in Marion. Carbondale amends sign rules for Illinois 51 relocation. Heartland Regional Medical Center moves proceed smoothly. Bill Frist set to lead Senate. Gov George Ryan abandons 1000 state worker layoff amid budget dispute.
Philip Terzian analyzes Albert Gore’s decision not to seek the 2004 presidential nomination. The piece explores whether Gore aims for a comeback, his detachment from electoral politics, and how his withdrawal could shape future Democratic prospects and party dynamics.
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